Vito Boox (1995, Antwerp, Belgium) is a visual artist and designer working at the intersection of digital production and traditional craftsmanship. Using CGI, 3D modeling, and computational design alongside hands-on material processes, he develops work that moves fluidly between the virtual and the physical.

Through objects and sculptural works, he investigates what ornamentalism can mean today, not as surface decoration, but as structure, narrative, and meaning embedded within form. 

Nature acts as a protagonist in his practice, producing ornament without applied embellishment. By recreating these processes in a digital space, they shape his objects into forms that feel familiar yet unexpected.

Drawing from these natural  processes such as growth, erosion, and decay, he develops a contemporary language of neo-ornamentalism. In a time when form is often reduced and function dominates, his work proposes an alternative perspective on what design can mean today.